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I've encountered problems with elements, such as vertical images and tables, going through the lower limits of the slide and, therefor, being imposible to be seen in any way. Worst thing is, when I try to print the pitch as PDF, those elements that were invisible at the slide now overflow the next one.

I see two solutions:

• Code snippets handle overflow in a nice way, allowing you to scroll both vertical and horizontaly; maybe you could make this the default behaviour when contents are bigger than slide, or include a special syntax to force that.
• Markdown doesn't provide tools itself to handle size of images (AFAIK and not including HTML), so it would be nice to automatically resize elements so they can fit inside the slide, or include a special syntax to force that.

When I open my slides, it defaults to the presentation and the input handlers default to navigating through the menu rather than the content.

https://gitpitch.com/samuelgoto/proposal-block-params

Is there any way to hide the menu by default?

Hi, After configuring and starting the application, when i browse to my server http://localhost:9000, it gives me a messageBad Request, Host not allowed error. my application logs says ,successfully started and listening on /0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:9000.

After making build, i have done following changes

1. Changed Secret Key
2. Made gitlab as my default and set the API key.

Both gitlab and gitpitch is running on same ubuntu machine

Am i missed any steps?

I would like to see a feature that would allow me to write one code snippet and reveal more and more of its lines.

To achieve that right now I have to write multiple code snippets with duplicate code, for example: https://github.com/EvgenyOrekhov/talks/blob/master/why-so-functional/PITCHME.md#v20.

We have begun evaluation of gitpitch internally in our gitlab-based organization and this has our engineers/management quite enthused. :)

A bit of a blocker for adoption is that our org. uses gitflow and branch names have slashes in them of the form feature/foo or bugfix/bar, etc which gitpitch does not seem to work with.

e.g.

https://gitpitch.com/user/repo/branch          # works
https://gitpitch.com/user/repo/feature/branch  # does not

Please would you add support for these?

I expected that the information I was adding into an image was being implemented as alt text. Alas, it is not. The information is being added as the title attribute - this is incorrect! The title attribute only helps mouse users. Any description of the image should be added onto the <img> element in the alt attribute. This is a serious accessibility issue.

There should also be a way to indicate that the image is decorative and does not need a description. If I enter then an empty alt attribute should be inserted. This can be accomplished via <img src="thesource" alt> or &ltimg src="thesource" alt="">

This is a serious accessibility issue.

Describe the bug The link describing deprecated syntax / "upgrade guide" is broken : https://docs.gitpitch.com/#/upgrading-to-40

--> Page Not Found

To Reproduce Try opening "https://gitpitch.com/markustiede/about/master?p=slides/intro" -> click "GitPitch 4.0 Upgrade Guide" link

Expected behavior Clear migration path is shown.

Browser (please complete the following information):

• Safari

Operating System (please complete the following information):

• MacOS

Additional context It's quite sad that (IMHO) instantly all of my presentations broke (due to unknown / unclear reasons); without being able to fix them.

When I add an image to a slide, I am using: ![Logo](images/opensource_logo.png)

Which works when viewing online. But when I download and attempt to view it locally python -m http.server

It displays the alt-text (in this case "Logo") instead of the image. It's trying to pull it from http://localhost:8000/assets/opensource_logo.png which in the offline.zip is relative to the pitchme.md file in the /md/assets/ folder and the file is there... All very strange

I cannot get images to render when using the 'print' function on an internal instance of GitPitch.

I am running my own instance of GitPitch connected to an internal GitLab instance. Everything works well until I try to print / save-to-pdf. I have a single slide that contains an image ( png referenced by a local path to the related repository ). When I view the presentation through GitPitch, the image shows up as expected. When I try to print it to pdf, everything gets saved out except the image gets replaced by the question mark placeholder. The server does not indicate that anything encountered any issues. I have put the image both as an embedded image and used it as a logo through yaml and have encountered the problem in either case

The following markup works on its own, i.e. gives a nice bulleted list:

### Test pitch

* one
* to
* three

- four
- five
- six

However, if it is wrapped in @snap and @endsnap the list items aren't understood as such, they are just displayed as normal text with * interpreted as italic, see image below

I seem to be having issues displaying remote images when printing a presentation out to PDF.

All the images for the presentation are hosted on Dropbox (linked to with urls that have the form of https://www.dropbox.com/s/xxxxx/image.png?dl=1), and they display inline as expected when viewing the presentation on GitPitch, but when printed to PDF, all I see are broken image icons.

Details about the presentation are here:

• Presentation Github repo
• Presentation on GitPitch

Here is an example screenshot of what I'm seeing when I print to PDF:

Since "remote images are supported by GitPitch both within slides and when printing to PDF", what should I be doing to get them displaying properly?

David, it's sad to see Gitpitch shutting down.

For those interested in continuing the open source version of GitPitch, could you clarify which would be the latest version available with an MIT license?

As per the repo history, it seems commit e45b14e, the one before versión 4, was the latest to include the 2017 source code with an MIT license.

Thanks.

Hi,

I have been a paying customer on docker, and still need the desktop image for new development.

I understand that you discontinue the project, but please, is it possible to release all source so that we can at least keep on?

Thank you

When Table of Contents is enabled it auto generates links for all the slides in the deck. This can look unorganized when building decks with a substantial number of slides.

It would be great for ToC to only link to chapters/modules and not individual slides. For instance, only slides annotated with @toc are shown in the ToC.

Terraform does not seem to be supported in the latest version of highlight that you have in gitpitch. Is there a way to add custom language files or a PR process to request them?